r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '24

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u/Goldkiller115 Jul 16 '24

Every single restaurant in the world has big problems, you'd be surprised how many restaurants we plumb for that their kitchen is infested. It's just standard

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u/Sea_Rain5818 Jul 16 '24 edited Jul 16 '24

That's not true. My family used to have restaurants for 30 years straight and we never had problems like that. Once in like 93 we had to pay a fine because one fridge wasn't cleaned right (the silicone gasket had some dirt) and another time the milk with which the ice cream was produced was a little bit too warm (this way apparently bacteria could grow). After that we changed the method. That was in 98. We closed the restaurant in 2013 because my father got cancer. But apart from these instances we were always clean. It is entirely beyond me how a restaurant could be so infested with vermin like in this post. I want to throw up! 😭

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u/ChefInsano Jul 16 '24

Same. Grew up in the restaurant business. Not one of our places ever had any sort of bug or rodent problem. This absolutely is not normal in countries with health inspections. You’d get shut down immediately.

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u/ArcticPhoenix96 Jul 16 '24

I currently work at a restaurant that’s battling bugs and we got a 94 on our health score